Aw, remember when ice cream trucks weren't rolling meth labs?  Sunrise, sunset.  Sunrise, sunset.

Agreed.  I really liked this one, and I'm glad they avoided the temptation to definitively present Kern or Griffin as The Bad One.  Even at the end, we don't know the full extent of either of their motivations, so all of their actions become that much more suspenseful.

I'm not generally one of those posters who are like "How could this show get THAT grade?!?" but I'm pretty shocked this rated so highly.  I just can't find anything to hang my hat on here.  The host and judges aren't engaging enough, and cupcakes are too narrow a focus to make the premise interesting.  It'd be like an…

That's racist.

Any list without Chubby Hubby is to be dismissed automatically.

Saw it coming.

It's cool - I'll fill it in for you.  Herman's Head was…a terrible show that I could not stop watching.

I can't buy Jeremy Sisto as anything but some incredibly creepy character who looks like he's three seconds away from eating your skin.

Those bee experts are pretty quality, too.

I don't know.  Even back in the day, it was fairly meh, and over the past decade, it's become almost insultingly terrible.

Hicks certainly had the best of the idiotic-beatific-brainwash smiles.

It's Carol.

If you can't understand the difference between making racially-charged jokes as a way to satirize racists and making jokes to pander to a racist audience…..you might be a redneck.

I will give a shiny new penny to the first entertainment reporting outlet that does not feel the need to bring "Twilight" up in every fucking article about "The Hunger Games".

My boyfriend does, but then he also wanted to see "Skyline".  We have some relationship work to do.

I enjoyed the discussion of whether a set ending date for a TV show helps or hurts in the grand scheme of things.  Still, when it comes to "The Sopranos", I think you relied on a false dichotomy when you said that the people who enjoyed the show's style were disappointed that it didn't end in a hail of gunfire. …

And the entire screenplay was one long sentence.

Yeah, I love the way he giggled at Gary's insistence on a purple drink.

Let's go be girls!
She's a very prolific actress, so I know there was no way you could discuss every role she's ever taken on, but I have to admit, I wish I'd seen a question about "Josie and the Pussycats," which she absolutely steals.

Miiiiiister JONES and me…
I didn't watch this, so I have no idea how talented these kids are as actors or singers. Still, I remain staunch in my view that no white person with dreadlocks deserves to win anything except Shirley Jackson's lottery.